Mumbai, March 4 -- All eyes will be on England's white-ball legend Jos Buttler when he takes on India during the T20 World Cup semifinal against India to finally overcome his lean patch with the bat and produce the fireworks that have placed him amongst the greatest to play limited-overs cricket.

Buttler has looked a shadow of himself during the ongoing T20 World Cup, managing just 62 runs in seven innings at an average of 8.85. However, the familiar ground of Wankhede Stadium could help him bounce back and deliver the knock fans have been waiting for.

At Wankhede Stadium, Buttler has scored 909 runs in 31 matches and innings at an average of 32.46 and a strike rate of 143.82, including a century, three fifties and a best score of 116....